LoL...caught on video. But is this car from a carsharing platform?

24 minutes ago, Watwheels said:

LoL...caught on video. But is this car from a carsharing platform?

Hard to tell since some car sharing platforms don't label their name on their cars. 

2 minutes ago, mikk123 said:

he confirm making more than $8k a month. 🤣

Wah how you know? You private investigator ah?😆

Walao, whoever posted this can don’t anyhow before you get POFMA’d.

There’s always 2-sides of the coin. Maybe the operator on the other side of the gantry speaker told him to do it if he wasn’t able to do it? Sometimes the servos of the gantry fail. So he was told to open it as a very last resort?

Think it through. You wouldn’t like getting falsely framed or having someone you know or love also framed for being told to do something that seems illegal in the eyes of a 3rd party now would you? Just live and let live.

If he did something wrong, the gantry cameras there would capture and have his information already. If it was a platform-sharing car, the owner of the car can just report to the platform to the relevant authorities. 

Or y’all just doing it for the sake of $10?

Why people always think got car = got bottomless bank account?

It just means more debt, more taxes, more fees, more maintenance costs...poor drivers have to look for all means to save.

On 4/13/2022 at 6:15 PM, ZephyrX_045 said:

Walao, whoever posted this can don’t anyhow before you get POFMA’d.

There’s always 2-sides of the coin. Maybe the operator on the other side of the gantry speaker told him to do it if he wasn’t able to do it? Sometimes the servos of the gantry fail. So he was told to open it as a very last resort?

Think it through. You wouldn’t like getting falsely framed or having someone you know or love also framed for being told to do something that seems illegal in the eyes of a 3rd party now would you? Just live and let live.

If he did something wrong, the gantry cameras there would capture and have his information already. If it was a platform-sharing car, the owner of the car can just report to the platform to the relevant authorities. 

Or y’all just doing it for the sake of $10?

Because, apparently, most people nowadays live for shaming strangers on social media. Can't sleep well without it. 

35 minutes ago, Turboflat4 said:

Because, apparently, most people nowadays live for shaming strangers on social media. Can't sleep well without it. 

Sad story of some Singaporeans' life in a nutshell.